Sentence examples for frequency terms from inspiring English sources

Though Ofcom says it will be the UK's biggest ever sale of spectrum, bigger in frequency terms than the 3G sell-off in 2000, it is not expected to raise anything near the £22.5bn that auction realised.

Specifically, as our core innovations, we accurately detect rare (low frequency) terms, overcoming the issue of data sparsity.

The number of events increased with shorter wet spells and extended dry spells, and both the intensity (DSL) and frequency terms contributed to the increase in total dry days.

The Lanchester balancer consists of equal counter rotating weights sized and aligned to eliminate the frequency terms of the frame shaking force.

Traditional filtering based image deblurring methods, e.g. enhancement filters, partial differential equation (PDE) and etc., are limited by the hypothesis that natural images and noise are with low and high frequency terms, respectively.

DF method qualifies only those documents in which a higher frequency terms are considered.

Δn.I and n.ΔI will be called the frequency term and intensity term from now on30.

Total mean dry days decreased slightly where the decrease from the DSL change governed compared to the increase from the frequency term.

The mathematical definition of MSK is shown above, which specifices a center frequency (first term inside cos, and has a variable frequency term that moves the waveform either a quarter above or below the center depending on the current bit.

Consequently, it would be possible to extract multipath disturbance since it is considered to be a low frequency term.

A frequency term was added to the model to consider the beneficial effect of increased frequency observed for some thermoplastics.